What Martial Law tried to erase, the Philippine cinema remembered
If there is anything that Filipinos love doing, it is to watch shows for entertainment. From box-type televisions powered by an antenna that has to be constantly moved from left
If there is anything that Filipinos love doing, it is to watch shows for entertainment. From box-type televisions powered by an antenna that has to be constantly moved from left
Para sa iyo, munting mambabasa, Itinakda na ng panahon ang pagkakataong mabasa mo ito. Sa bawat panalangin at hangarin, kasama ka. Kung kaya’t iniaalay ko ang munting liham na ito.
We have become increasingly fluent in the language of suicide prevention every September. Talks about speaking up fill our social media platforms, accompanied by reminders that those who no longer
For years, Filipinos knew exactly where to find Kris Aquino. She was on television—asking the questions audiences wanted to be answered, laughing with guests, hosting games, telling stories, and even
Kapag kumatok na ang pananagutan, tila alam ng ilang mga pulitiko ang pinakamabilis na daan paalis. Bigong nakapunta sa National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) si Batangas 1st District Representative Leandro
Hear the rumble of their drenched desperation. Yesterday, under the soft glow of a summer hue, children laughed as they painted the skies with their vibrant umbrellas while adults gathered
Is there a checklist needed to be considered “authentically alt”? The alternative scene has always been built on resisting the mainstream. Yet nowadays, one of its loudest conversations isn’t about
A clink of a peso coin disappearing into the thin metal slot. Lines of children and adolescents alike that stretch beyond the doorsteps of the shop. Whirring machines and clacking
Unfortunately, the Vice President cannot attend her own impeachment. This is due to the following commitments: fiestas, tree planting, and some other public appearances. Apparently, these are more important than